BSI updates events sustainability standards

Stuart Stone
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National standards body revises framework that was initially released for London 2012 Olympics to sharpen focus on climate actions, supply chain risks, and social impacts

The British Standards Institution (BSI) has today published a number of revisions to its event sustainability framework, more than 10 years after guidance was initially released for the London 2012 Olympic...

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